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PRETATERRA at FRU.TO 2020

PRETATERRA discusses regenerative agroforestry, syntropic agriculture and its work at the FRU.TO: Food Dialogues seminar.

Circular bioeconomy: how agroforestry can contribute to changing the world

How can agroforestry support a circular bioeconomy? PRETATERRA explores regenerative production, landscape restoration and new partnerships.

Paula and Valter on the mission to break the monoculture paradigm

Paula Costa and Valter Ziantoni explain their approach to scalable agroforestry and alternatives to monoculture.

What Is Agroforestry, and Why Will It Change How We Farm?

In an article for Globo Rural, Valter Ziantoni and Paula Costa explain why the system is the solution to producing food and regenerating ecosystems without separating conservation from agricultural production.

PRETATERRA on the Investing in Regenerative Agriculture Podcast

PRETATERRA discusses its approach to scalable agroforestry on the Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food podcast.

FARFARM and organic cotton

An agroforestry system focused on organic cotton, with other species that add ecological and economic value.

La Ferme Moderne

La Ferme Moderne worked with PRETATERRA to design a biodiverse agroforestry system for its specialty food business in Avaré, São Paulo.

Testimony: Miguel Calmon (WRI Brasil)

Miguel Calmon of WRI Brasil describes PRETATERRA’s practical experience, innovation and role in advancing agroforestry.

Creating agroforestry in Itatiba (SP): coffee arrives

A former pasture in Itatiba becomes a diverse agroforestry system centered on coffee and 17 other marketable species.

Integrated Livestock Production Systems

An overview of integrated crop, livestock and forestry systems, including silvopastoral practices.

PRETATERRA at CreativeMornings

PRETATERRA spoke about ancestral knowledge and agroforestry at a CreativeMornings event in January 2020.

Regenerative Livestock in Agroforestry

How silvopastoral systems can restore degraded pasture, support livestock and diversify production.